Doctorsoul: Too Slow To Disco Edits 04
Doctorsoul: Too Slow To Disco Edits 04
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Doctorsoul
Label: How Do You Are
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4250506834623
Genre: Electronic
Doctorsoul is one of the hottest Parisian disco and soul producers, who releases his A.O. tunes on Yam Who's disco label Midnight Riot Records from London. He's regularly featured in the disco charts and recently hit No.1 in the Traxsource charts with "Secret Friend". With his own unique production style, he balances dub and pop while always respecting the original. A difficult balance to strike, which he masters with finesse. Born and raised in West Africa, Doctorsoul has collaborated with many artists from diverse genres (funk/disco/boogie/rock/rap and even jazz) in bringing production Remixes for the likes of legendary Brazilian pianist virtuoso Tania Maria, singer Jeff Cascaro, soul/west coast band Mandoo and disco/funk veterans Interview (among others...) DJ Supermarkt's sets have been full of Doctorsoul's productions for years now, but it was when he heard Doctorsoul's amazing, totally unique production work for "Saturday Morning", that he immediately called and asked him to save that track for a new TSTD Edits 10".
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